Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-09

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seclfvea, o. sozne cue who viii make q
careful REPORT II chat takes Dlaee.
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could scarcely taxn around without tbs
1 polias knowfna eli aboaa Il, ahsy, IN turn,
oFRanined far1e 81 deteotiSes whose
duly VS. e uatoh TIE movsmsnts
/ q the city poiies and deteetiFss 10 mis-
lead thsms 4 possible. This, Of eDuFBs.
ma4s tnluz1 very interesting end great
! u increased The difdeniilea attending
ine noeuri1R Of accurate information
ab9ul NE M0gomen1g and plans II the
euaxohl4ls. 10 waa no uuo0mnon sight
after this became known, 20 see q city
detective being followed and Watched
b a. anaEehist. A great many Of The
planB Of ths police we're thwsfted b.
theae anarchist deteasfves, soua Of
whom we're 50 clever that fhay could not
Be idenfifed Dstsaiivs Williams Gree
aFfesled q nan who vas trying 10 ind
o0t some particulars abous changes
made n tho Jail. Nothing ooald be
prevsu neain4l hin, bat be YES held for
thirty daya On q charge Of vagraney.
he sued ont q writ Of habeas c0Rpas
twice and finally be vas released. There
Was no doubt about bis being 81 anaFch-
lst dstseitVe, but be couldn't BE-
aMbas changes we're msas IN the
ta1t#Hs
sThs corridor doors we're changed
ssvsFal times. 60 aa ts confuse any one
on the outside who might have been ar
FagRing plans for assanltine the jail"
DO you think there viii be any fur
ther iEoublsS1
q believe there viii be more bomb
throwing. You ZEE, it b contest, and |
u the convicted anarchists are hung |
there will be further outburs1s. for III |
axeouiiOna viii madden them. Y0u |
prsg8od anarchy or the throwing OF /
bombs. The anarehisia viii simply /
conduct their plans more secretly"
do yoa fhink ths eonviofed anarch- |
ints viii be hang FFidayp
''No; 1 believe tie Governor win /
grant q stay Of execution until the ex- |
eitement dies away, OF Ii lhe event Of |
Abe discovery that an ontburst will taks |
place"
aDo you believe the Letters sent 70 the |
GoEeFnoF, asking thai be commute The |
eenteDooa 30 life Imprisonment, are sin |
esFe expressions Of What tbs writer's DE-
siref'
'lOf course many Of the writer's sin
oefely believe the sentence should be /
commuted, bat have no dount many /
Of ths letters are written BY men who |
have been requested 10 do 90 under cir /
onmsianues which would have rendered /
a refusal troublesome. For instance, o 1
doctor, lawyer or business man, whoss |
patronage lies 20 large extent among /
people "a sympathy with tue anarchists /
viii be approached by friend of the |
condemned, and requested 90 WFitB q |
lstteR IN their behalf. II be Is inclined |
30 refuse, they have little diiloulty IN |
leaving the impression that II he will |
not obliee them they will patrunizs |
somebody else. This q not true in ell
cases, Of coufae.n
aWili shs iail likely be atiaoksd9p
THAT IL hard 20 say. An attack |
would not be successful, anyhow, and / |
think the anarchists know tt.n
Knight they nol blow up the jail"
"They could only do that by tunnel |
ing, aud Il Ia not generally known THAI |
Ia Chicago such q tnlae cannot be done, |
except ~ easing the tunnel, % tbs |
arounfi 4 marnhy and TOO vet. n they
tried 10 eaae q tuunel, they could not
get ahs iron without attracting atten-
aBus Who woald have lhouaht they
oonld have sent dynamite bombs into
the iail4u
aWeil, possibly thosa bomhs got into
The iail under circumstances different
from What Il generally believed. Nov,
/ don't aivo Il as q tact, but there are
good reasons for believing that the po-
lice, or rather, She warden Of the iaii
and most probably The Sheriff and his |
advisers knew all about thoee bombs,
ana permitted them 30 90 10. Whyf
Fer kha puKpoae Of ehocktng the move |
msnt IN favor Of committing the sen
lonooa. No per1ons know % veil a. the |
authorities il OhicaRo the true inward
meas Of Anaruhism and the necessity Of |
the stern enforcement Of The Law. The
preasnro brought on the Governor end /
an Influential mas 70 appeal 90 the
Governor IN behalf Of the condemned
men, u 20 strong, regardless OF the
merits, that the authorities began 10
believe The sentences would be CON-
mueed. Then, when these bonbs we're
sent 30 she jail land there g no doabt
hat thai the bonba we're sent there,
the iail olfieers may have discovered
them and conclnded 90 lee them 20 10.
knowing very we'll that no uss would be
made Of them 80 Iona 90 the Governor
had not refused % e0mmufs tie sea-
toncss. Then all 81 once, general
NeAtcu u NaNt OF tAa o1tla anu kHF
horbs are feund, aud thu feeling OF The
people against Anaxchism ts again
ara1ad 20 full pitch and the Eympa-
shetle movement Is checked
aWhas leads you 30 believe thisp"
II d0n's cav Il Il q fact. simply cay
Il IL possible explanation Of how the
bombs cot into hineR'a cell. Juss
think q moment. Everything that
goes into the fail Il carefully examined.
10 matter Who the thing or things may
BE- intended for. In che caae Of The
anarchists. Of course especial eAfe Is
taken IN examining What Is sent 90
them. remember some efgsxs were
ssue 20 Spies and ScAwah and before
thsy we're permitted 30 Be delivered b
he prisoners. they were taken oai Of
the boxes and pEobsd. Then every
thing IL examined By q namber Of men,
whose saspieions are always on The
Alert. ATticiee aeut 10 boxes are 81.
wMye removed. In ether words, every-
thing il reduced 30 ia simpInst fogn,
and noe ssnt 20 ne RfisoneFs IN boik
last e. Il h received. Those BONES
nosa likely we're sent d b. means Of 3
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